Juan Blanco looks at players on the waiver wire who can give fantasy owners a boost, like Mavericks guard Devin Harris.
Alex Rikleen picks his Fantasy All-Star team using some math to determine the lineup. Will Russell Westbrook be snubbed from his All-Star team too?
DeAndre Jordan is averaging more than 17 rebounds per game in the month of January.
Emmanuel Mudiay will have a chance to take advantage of a shorthanded Clippers squad Saturday.
Kemba Walker gets a majority of his fantasy points from points and assists, two things that should be plentiful Saturday when the Hornets take on the Nets.
Joel Bartilotta dives into today's NBA slate, highlighting a pair of Trail Blazers that should provide the fantasy goods on the road in Philly.
Kevin Payne explores Friday's slate, pinpointing the Rockets' Patrick Beverley ($5,700) as a solid value at home against the Warriors.
Nicolas Batum has been packing the stat sheet of late, and he has a great opportunity to do it again Friday against the Raptors.
Bradley Beal ($7,200) has been hot of late, and he faces a Knicks defense Thursday that ranks 28th in production allowed to shooting guards.
LeBron James ($10,800) and the Cavaliers will look to take out their frustrations on the Suns.
DeAndre Jordan continues to profit consistently, and he has a great opportunity to keep it going Thursday against the Timberwolves.
With Chris Paul possibly out until the fantasy playoffs, Ken Crites breaks down a few options who may be able to help fill the void.
Jason Rubin is taking the Hornets to cover a 4.5-point spread at home against the Blazers.
Kelly Olynyk has flashed a 40-plus-point ceiling of late and makes for a strong value play at forward Wednesday.
The Knicks' defense will be tasked with slowing down Isaiah Thomas on Wednesday.
Facing off against the 76ers used to be easy pickings for DFS players, but Alex Rikleen explains why DeMar DeRozan is best left avoided Wednesday in Philadelphia.
Cody Zeller is averaging 6.4 rebounds per game on the season and is available in 30% of ESPN leagues.
Wes Matthews ($5,000) has rediscovered his shooting stroke after a slow start to the season.